The spire of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris will reopen to tourists in September.

The spire of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France will begin welcoming visitors in September this year. This is the first time that the spire has reopened to tourists after being damaged in a fire 6 years ago in 2019. According to Agence France-Presse citing the French National Monuments Centre, starting from September 20th, visitors will be able to climb the 420 steps to the observation deck at the top of the Notre Dame Cathedral spire in Paris. From a height of 69 meters, they can overlook the Paris cityscape and admire the rebuilt Notre Dame Cathedral up close after the fire. In order to avoid overcrowding, visitors interested in visiting the Notre Dame Cathedral spire must make reservations online. The annual visitor limit for the spire is set at 400,000 people, and the ticket price is expected to be 16 euros.